AMD's first DirectX 10.1 technology demo has found itself out in the wild wild Web over in China.
Ping Pong demo is said to be the world's first DirectX 10.1 demo with the intention of demonstrating DX10.1 Cube Map Array technology derived from the real-time global illumination technology. It teams up with the work of dynamic environment blocking technology to correct reflection of space technology and delay rendering technology. Did you get all that?
There are a few high resolution screenshots here that you can look at and even a download link if you understand Chinese.
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